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* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [[Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg "The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, and Wander was actually whistling.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'' episode [[Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg "The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, and Wander was actually whistling.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [[Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg "The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, Wander was actually whistling.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [[Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg "The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, and Wander was actually whistling.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [[ "Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg The Egg" ]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, Wander was actually whistling.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [[ "Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg The Egg" ]], [[Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg "The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, Wander was actually whistling.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [["Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, Wander was actually whistling.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [["Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg [[ "Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg The Egg"]], Egg" ]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, Wander was actually whistling.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder episode [["Recap/WanderOverYonderS1E1TheGreatestTheEgg The Egg"]], this trope is parodied when Wander and Sylvia fall offscreen with the egg they're trying to protect, and a whistling sound is heard...then the camera pans down to show that they landed on a ledge, Wander was actually whistling.

[[folder:Theatre]]* In ''{{Theatre/Hamilton}}'', during "The Adams Administration", you hear this sound effect when Hamilton publishes his response to John Adams' diss (and physically drops it onto the stage).[[/folder]]

[[RealityIsUnrealistic Please remember]] that if you should ever find yourself in an area often bombarded from the sky, that not all projectiles make such a sound. If you are [[{{incoming}} informed that something deadly may land nearby]], you should duck, [[CoconutEffect even if you don't hear the whistle.]]

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[[RealityIsUnrealistic Please remember]] that if you should ever find yourself in an area often bombarded from the sky, that not all projectiles make such a sound. If you are [[{{incoming}} informed that something deadly may land nearby]], you should duck, duck or take cover, [[CoconutEffect even if you don't hear the whistle.]]

* Albert Wesker's Level 3 Ultra Combo in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3'' ends with him dropping a bomb on his opponent. It makes the distinctive whistle as it falls, which is impressive as it only falls about ten feet.

->"Get up, get up, get up! Drop the bombshell! Get up, get up, get up, this is out of control!"-->--Powerman 5000, opening lyrics of the WWF entrance theme of Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys

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->"Get ->''"Get up, get up, get up! Drop the bombshell! Get up, get up, get up, this is out of control!"-->--Powerman control!"''-->-- Powerman 5000, opening lyrics of the WWF entrance theme of Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys

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